In August 2007, the studio was proud to present an installation by Quim, Eulàlia Rovira Solanas and Wylie Sofia Garcia about connections, how we live our lives and how our lives over-lap with the lives of others. The installation created a space, complete with papered walls, painted floor, a fireplace and comfy furniture inviting you to enter the "drawing room". The art featured photos and textile "sculptures", all reflecting the 'connections' theme.

Moses Atwood, a singer-songwriter from Portland, Maine provided an experimental soundtrack for the opening reception.

Doll Reclining on Chair

 

Doll with Pillows

 

 

Textile Sculpture with Books

 

 

Fireplace Wall

 

 

Cyanotype Portrait

 

 

Textile Sculpture

 

Wylie Sofia Garcia is a Burlington-based textile artist, painter and photographer and founder of the E-1 Studio Collective. She also continues to work on an MFA degree at the Massachusetts College of Art.